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Why I’m passionate about the less-privileged – Venerable Ibrahim

TheStoriesBy TheStoriesNovember 29, 2022Updated:November 29, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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Stimulated by his love for humanity and the desire for the less-privileged ones in the society to improve their livelihood, Venerable Muhammad Ibrahim has stressed the need to continue to take care of the needy.

In an interview with Trace reporters, Ven. Muhammed an Anglican Priest said he is Passionate about ameliorating the suffering of the people especially women and children.

This, he said, he has been doing over the years, through his foundation “Passion for Christ International Foundation”.

“This is stimulated by my love for humanity and the desire to see people around me enjoy the small benefits of life especially in the grassroots.

He said for some years now, his Foundation has been able to touch the lives of people in Makarau and Unguwan Musa communities in Zangon-Kataf and Chukun local government area’s of Kaduna state.

“This gesture has become necessary for me because some women especially widows find it difficult to feed their children. The livelihood of these people are most times affected by insecurity”.

 Right now, efforts are in top gear to provide palliatives for people of various communities in Southern/Central Kaduna as the Yuletide season approaches.

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